Sentence examples for alike do from inspiring English sources

Friends and foes alike do say that Dutrow's horses consistently look among the best cared for at the racetrack.

Families, lone hikers and birdwatchers alike do not want to be worried about stray bullets – and nor do park rangers.

Democrats and Republicans alike do not think that their constituents are interested or intelligent enought to understand the situation.

This is a clear signal that the opinions of democracy activists and Moroccan voters alike do not count.

Because religious people and secular people alike do fantastic work on humanitarian issues — but they often don't work together because of mutual suspicions.

But Mr Goodhart concludes by asking what happens if, despite all of the above, currency and banks alike do in fact disappear.

Princetonians — town and gown alike — did their part.

His men, fellow officers and subordinates alike, did not like him; many hated him.

Legislators and citizens alike did not know who the representatives of the people were.

Men, women and gifted children alike did whatever came into their heads, without editing or supervision.

The Christians had the advantage of cohesion and inner discipline that the dissipated majority, pagans and Epicureans alike, did not.